2002 Summer Lecture Series
are pleased to co-host a series of distinguished presentations
July 8 The Karner Blue Butterfly and the Albany Pinebush
Lynn Schumann, Executive Director, Lake George Land Conservancy, Bolton Landing, NY
July 15 Journey into Amazing Caves
Donald Aulenbach, Professor Emeritus, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Clifton Park, NY
July 22 Lake George Water Quality after 20 Years of Measurement: Do We Dare to Drink the Water?
Charles W. Boylen, Associate Director, Darrin Fresh Water Institute & Professor of Biology, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Bolton Landing, NY
July 29 Harold Bixby and Charles Lindbergh: A Bixby Family Retrospective on the 75th Anniversary of the Historic Flight
Edgar M. Caldwell, The Historical Society of the Town of Bolton, Bolton Landing, NY
August 5 Things that Crawl along the Trail: A Herpetologist’s View of the Adirondacks
Todd Hunsinger, Adjunct Curator, NYS Museum, Albany, NY
Gerry Lemmo, Professional Wildlife Photographer, Glens Falls, NY
August 19 Early Underwater Adventures in Lake George: SCUBA and Submarines in the 1950s
David G. Diehl, Site Manager, Darrin Fresh Water Institute, Bolton Landing, NY
August 26 Historic Logging in the Adirondacks and Vermont Using 35 mm Slides and
16 mm Film
Richard Nason, Consultant, Finch Pruyn Company, Glens Falls, NY
Programs are on Monday evenings beginning at 7:30 PM. The public is cordially invited free of charge.
Funding for this series is provided by generous gifts from The Knapp Fund and numerous individuals.
Seminars are video taped by the iEAR program at Rensselaer for broadcast on public access television.